Secret Art Workshop Beneath Australian Parliament House
Explore the hidden art workshop deep in Parliament House's basement, where a team of 20 conservators manages a 5000-piece collection with a precise rotation plan to protect national treasures.
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Subiaco's Renaissance: Art, Dining & Urban Getaway
Explore Subiaco's vibrant revival through street art trails, rooftop bars, gourmet markets, and the perfect staycation base at Vibe Hotel. Discover why this Perth suburb is back on the map.
Dad's hideous scrap metal sculptures cause garden grief
A reader seeks advice on dealing with her father's unsightly scrap metal garden sculptures without hurting his feelings. Our Anxiety Aunt offers witty and practical solutions for this common family dilemma.
Glass art to celebrate Manuka Pool's 95th anniversary
Canberra artist Lisa Cahill creates a glass artwork for Manuka Pool's 95th birthday, using community photos to capture the pool's social history. Submit your photos!
Joondalup Festival 2026: Free Artworks to Transform Perth
The 2026 Joondalup Festival program is out, featuring three major free public art installations including a floating water theatre and glowing lake figures. Discover the full line-up of events from March 7-22.
Canberra's December 2025: Art, Sport & Korean Wave
A visual recap of Canberra's December 2025, featuring a towering Braddon mural, Big Bash action at Manuka, and the Hallyu! exhibition launch at the National Museum.
Historian Fights to Save Geelong's Iconic Bollard Walk
Geelong's beloved Bollard Walk faces an uncertain future. Historian Colin Mockett urges the city to preserve and expand this unique public art, not dismantle it. Join the call to save a piece of local heritage.
Geelong debates future of its iconic bollards
Geelong's beloved waterfront bollards are at a crossroads. The council must decide whether to repair, replace, or restore the iconic figures, sparking a community-wide debate about heritage and art.
Conservationist turns invasive fox pelts into fashion
A Canberra conservationist is creating a 'conservation fur' fashion line from invasive fox pelts, aiming to fund culling and protect Australia's native mammals from extinction.
Arena Joondalup's $13m 50m Pool Opens February 27
Perth's northern suburbs get a major aquatic upgrade as the $13 million, competition-ready 50m pool at Arena Joondalup sets its public opening date for February 27, featuring AI safety tech and enhanced accessibility.
Geelong's Bollards Saved by 3D Printing Plan
Geelong's iconic waterfront bollards could be preserved using 3D scanning and printing technology. Mayor Trent Sullivan reveals a modern plan to save the city's beloved, decaying artworks.
Snake catcher bitten twice continues her vital rescue work
Queanbeyan snake rescuer Viviean Laycock survived two venomous bites, losing her sense of smell, but continues saving snakes and educating the public. Discover her story and why calls are rising.
Sculpture by the Sea Returns to Cottesloe After Axing
Perth's beloved Sculpture by the Sea exhibition is back for 2026 after a year's absence due to a federal funding cut. The free event runs from March 6-23. Read more.
Massive Bald Eagle Gathering in Canada's Harrison River
Witness North America's largest congregation of bald eagles in BC's Harrison River. Up to 50,000 raptors feast on salmon runs in an incredible wildlife spectacle. Plan your visit.
Southern Highlands Wildlife Sanctuary aims to save koalas
A chance encounter over a sick wombat has sparked a $10 million plan to bring koalas back to the Southern Highlands. Discover how a new sanctuary in Bundanoon aims to reverse decades of decline.
Finding Cool Art and History in Provence's Scorching Summer
Discover how to beat the Provencal heat with a visit to Carrieres des Lumieres' immersive digital art and the historic perched village of Les Baux-de-Provence. Plan your cultural escape.
Emma Cam's Colour Vision for 2026
Artist Emma Cam reveals her unique synesthesia-inspired project for 2026: following a single colour across Australia to create art and connect communities. Discover her creative journey.
Wollongong exhibition cancelled after artist's arrest
Wollongong Art Gallery has closed an exhibition after artist Anthony Lister was charged with multiple offences, including alleged sexual assault. The council is monitoring the case.
What to do in Perth these holidays
Discover three fantastic family-friendly activities in Perth this holiday season, from vibrant art exhibitions to classic cars and inspiring migrant stories. Plan your perfect day out now.
$64,800 donation to fight native animal extinction in QLD
The North Queensland Wildlife Trust has donated $64,800 to fund critical conservation projects, aiming to protect vulnerable native species from extinction. Learn how this funding will make a difference.
Cairns Art Gallery's tea towel exhibition a trip down memory lane
Cairns Art Gallery's new exhibition showcases over 100 vintage tea towels, celebrating Australiana and local history. Open until July 14. A must-see for a nostalgic trip!
Cherry picker and Ming vase inspire new Braddon mural
Artist Lawrence Tan spent 17 days suspended in a cherry picker to create 'Flourish', a massive native flora mural in Canberra's Braddon, funded by a $36,000 grant. Discover the story behind the artwork.
Protected blue groper killing sparks marine reserve push
The illegal spearing of a beloved blue groper at Terrigal Haven has ignited community anger, leading to a petition for a new marine reserve at Toowoon Bay on the NSW Central Coast.
Historic Roxy Cinema in Nowra reopens after major flood repairs
Nowra's beloved 90-year-old Roxy Cinemas has triumphantly reopened after severe flood damage. Discover the careful restoration that blends modern upgrades with cherished Art Deco heritage.
New Norcia's Art Collection Rivals European Galleries
Discover New Norcia's stunning art collection, from Italian Old Masters to modern Australian works, in the heart of Western Australia. A must-visit cultural treasure.
Alligator egg raid season begins on Central Coast
Staff at the Australian Reptile Park are in the midst of their annual 'wild west rodeo' to retrieve alligator eggs laid on Christmas night. Discover the dangerous and fascinating process.
New Public Art Installed in Wembley Town Centre
A vibrant new public artwork has been installed on Cambridge Street in Wembley. The $64,650 piece aims to create a sense of community and celebrate local Noongar heritage. Discover the story behind this creative addition.
Ley slammed for 'unhinged' attack on Penny Wong
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley faces backlash for accusing Foreign Minister Penny Wong of being 'compromised' by China. Political figures decry the remarks as dangerous. Read the full story.
Ley defends Bondi attack comments, demands royal commission
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley defends her criticism of Penny Wong and Anthony Albanese after the Bondi terror attack, urging a federal royal commission. Read the latest political fallout.
Edmund Rice College Celebrates Stellar 2025 HSC Success
Edmund Rice College's 2025 graduates achieve three state rankings, 15 ATARs above 90, and Art Express selections, cementing their academic and creative excellence. Read about their outstanding journey.
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